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Spain–Morocco Contract Forum 2026: Spanish design meets Morocco 2030

On 10 November 2026 in Casablanca, the second Spain–Morocco Contract Forum brings Moroccan architects, hoteliers and developers together with sixteen Spanish manufacturers: three panels on Morocco 2030, followed by B2B meetings. Architecture du Maroc…

Morocco 2030: a market moving upmarket

The context is well known, but the figures show the scale of the moment. The Kingdom welcomed a record 19.8 million tourists in 2025 (+14% on 2024), generating MAD 124 billion in tourism revenue (+19%). The target is now 26 million visitors by 2030, the year Morocco co-hosts the FIFA World Cup with Spain and Portugal.

On the ground, this translates into a wave of new hotels and resorts, large residential schemes and premium offices, with rising expectations in design, user experience and sustainability. That is exactly where the forum positions itself: at the point of specification, where designers, clients and manufacturers meet.

Programme

2:30 pm — Welcome and registration.

3:00 pm — Institutional opening: “Morocco, a strategic market for the European home and interiors sector” — Embassy of Spain in Morocco and IVACE Internacional.

3:15 pm — Panel 1: “Morocco 2030: how are architecture and interior design evolving?” Sustainable luxury, hospitality design, bioclimatic architecture, innovative materials and digitalisation. With the President of the National Order of Architects, a leading architect, a specialist magazine and an architecture practice specialised in hospitality.

3:30 pm — Panel 2: “Hospitality & Tourism: the major hotel projects that will transform Morocco”. 4- and 5-star hotels, resorts, wellness, premium tourism and hotel refurbishment, with development directors from hotel groups, hospitality consultancies and the FNIH (National Federation of the Hotel Industry).

3:45 pm — Panel 3: “The new premium residential and office market”. Property developments, sustainable housing, interior design, flexible workspaces and the contribution of European materials, with major national developers and Casablanca Finance City.

4:00 pm — Coffee break and networking.

4:15 – 6:30 pm — Pre-scheduled B2B meetings (20 to 30 minutes) with the Spanish companies.

Sixteen Spanish companies

The offer covers contract and hospitality furniture, outdoor furniture, office furniture, specialist healthcare and senior-living furniture, upholstery textiles, and decorative panels and wall finishes.

Actiu — furniture for workplace, public, healthcare and education spaces; its technology park in Castalla (Alicante) holds LEED Platinum, WELL Platinum and Level® certifications.

Akaba — versatile, ergonomic collections for offices, hotels and collaborative spaces.

Cancio — family company founded in 1959: tables, chairs, armchairs, counters and stools, made in its own factory near Valladolid.

Gandia Blasco Group — Mediterranean family group and a benchmark in design-led outdoor furniture.

Inclass — contemporary furniture for residential and contract projects since the late 1990s.

Jover Textiles — high-end decorative fabrics and certified flame-retardant (FR) textiles for hospitality and public-building projects.

Mobboli — contemporary, customisable and durable furniture for contract and hospitality.

Mobliberica – Musola — a full indoor and outdoor portfolio, from tables and chairs to sofas.

Ofifran — over 40 years of experience in high-end office furniture.

Ofitres by Grupo Alvic — a premium office furniture line.

Omelette Editions — furniture publisher of “honest designs”.

Panespol — decorative wall panels and finishes for architects and interior designers.

Seniorcare Interiors — specialist furniture for hospitals, healthcare facilities and senior residences.

Viccarbe Habitat — timeless design for residential and contract.

Vondom — outdoor furniture and lighting by leading designers.

Voolcan Group — design, manufacture and delivery of complete furnishing solutions for contract projects.

Full company profiles are available on the official forum page.

Why architects should attend

For a practice delivering a hotel, a headquarters or a premium residential scheme, fit-out and furnishing questions arise early, often at concept stage: fire performance of textiles in public buildings, durability of materials, climate resilience of outdoor furniture, traceability and certifications. The forum’s format — three short panels followed by one-to-one meetings — makes it possible to go straight to these issues with manufacturers and test their project references against the realities of Moroccan sites.

The forum is aimed at developers, hoteliers, architects, interior designers, consultants and distributors. The first edition, held in November 2025 at the same venue, already brought together industry players around the upgrading of Morocco’s hospitality sector.

Practical information

Date — Tuesday 10 November 2026, 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

Venue — ONOMO Hotel Casablanca City Center, Boulevard Al Massira Al Khadra, Casablanca.

Attendance — Free, registration required. Limited places.

Registration — Online: choose your pass, then complete your professional profile (company, needs, projects). The organisers use it to schedule the most relevant B2B meetings, so early registration is recommended.

Architecture du Maroc is a media partner of the Spain–Morocco Contract Forum 2026.

Spain–Morocco Contract Forum 2026: Spanish design meets Morocco 2030

Morocco 2030: a market moving upmarket

Programme

Sixteen Spanish companies

Why architects should attend

Practical information

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